Felsiska

Felsiska is a fictional city located in a European-inspired alpine setting. In most accounts, it serves as the administrative center of the imagined Vohria region and the province of Marazin.

It lies on a high plateau in a valley, flanked by granite ridges; the climate is temperate with cold winters and mild summers.

Felsiska originated as a mining settlement focused on granite and iron ore. In the 19th century it expanded into trade and crafts, aided by a railway link. A 20th-century reform preserved the historic center while promoting modern industry.

Today its economy relies on quarrying, construction materials, small manufacturing, and a growing tourism sector driven by heritage architecture and outdoor recreation.

Notable landmarks include the Fortress of Fels, the Cathedral of Stone, and the Old Market Quarter. The annual Felsiska Festival celebrates stone carving and regional music.

Governance is provided by an elected mayor and a city council. The city is divided into several districts, each with its own neighborhood councils.

Transport connections include a regional rail line and a network of major roads linking to larger cities; local buses provide urban service. Felsiska lies near a protected natural area that attracts hikers.